Comments on: Two Story Foyer Upgrade: Add Faux Frieze Molding https://www.snazzylittlethings.com/frieze-molding-techniques-in-foyer/ DIY + Decorating Ideas Thu, 23 Nov 2023 16:50:07 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 By: Sandy https://www.snazzylittlethings.com/frieze-molding-techniques-in-foyer/#comment-39841 http://streetwisedecor.wordpress.com/2012/03/16/i-tend-to-get-stuc/#comment-39841 We also have the esquire model built by ryan homes. I saw the wainscoting and I love it. I painted my doors black years ago. I would love to know what you did with the “ formal dining room” area.

]]> By: Jeanette https://www.snazzylittlethings.com/frieze-molding-techniques-in-foyer/#comment-38398 http://streetwisedecor.wordpress.com/2012/03/16/i-tend-to-get-stuc/#comment-38398 In reply to SHWETA AHUJA.

Shweta, thank you! I appreciate that feedback. I will recreate that trim shopping list for the frieze post in a similar way. I am so glad our tutorials help! :)

]]> By: SHWETA AHUJA https://www.snazzylittlethings.com/frieze-molding-techniques-in-foyer/#comment-38396 http://streetwisedecor.wordpress.com/2012/03/16/i-tend-to-get-stuc/#comment-38396 Gorgeous I loved your tutorials. I have never soon one with details and such step by step like your wainscoting one. I am using that as my bible and will create the same on my staircase and foyer area. In the picture above ..where you add a trim below your crown creating a frieze molding in your foyer, what trim did you use? Can you share the link?

]]> By: Jeanette https://www.snazzylittlethings.com/frieze-molding-techniques-in-foyer/#comment-26650 http://streetwisedecor.wordpress.com/2012/03/16/i-tend-to-get-stuc/#comment-26650 In reply to Karen Marie Kedzuch.

Thank you Karen!

]]> By: Karen Marie Kedzuch https://www.snazzylittlethings.com/frieze-molding-techniques-in-foyer/#comment-26479 http://streetwisedecor.wordpress.com/2012/03/16/i-tend-to-get-stuc/#comment-26479 Jeanette.
Your post is a great example of how you can achieve the look for less by doing research, or possibly DIY. You have a beautiful home.
Happy Creating,
Karen Marie

]]> By: Shirley Guenther https://www.snazzylittlethings.com/frieze-molding-techniques-in-foyer/#comment-26453 http://streetwisedecor.wordpress.com/2012/03/16/i-tend-to-get-stuc/#comment-26453 Jeanette,

Love your frieze! Didn’t really notice the missing part of the time until you brought it to my attention! The Stickers? Your house is a home and I thought they were cute!!! Had a daughter and 2 granddaughters, I know some things about stickers!!!! (and scotch taping papers up all over EVERYTHING!)

Shirley

]]> By: Jeanette https://www.snazzylittlethings.com/frieze-molding-techniques-in-foyer/#comment-23 http://streetwisedecor.wordpress.com/2012/03/16/i-tend-to-get-stuc/#comment-23 In reply to Ken.

Frieze and architrave…ha, thanks for the education. (much needed). I have a lot of ideas without formal terminology. I use terms like “big gap between the crown and the trim piece”. I did decide to keep it dark. Thanks for your comments, I am pretty happy with the outcome.

]]> By: Ken https://www.snazzylittlethings.com/frieze-molding-techniques-in-foyer/#comment-22 http://streetwisedecor.wordpress.com/2012/03/16/i-tend-to-get-stuc/#comment-22 Wow, you waited seven years for your crown molding — what patience!

To paint the frieze the molding color or leave it the dark wall color, that’s a tough one. I like the way yours looks right now, but you could also paint it an accent color. The beauty of a crown with an architrave molding like yours is that it opens you up to lots of new color possibilities.

Jeanette, we’re wrestling with the very same question in our kitchen right now. Jennifer and I will check back to see what your final choice ends up being. Good luck!

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